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Huntsville's able-bodied men were displaced by World War II, which extended the difficult times of the Great Depression. This variety of farming offered hope for local agriculture as there was increased demand for chickens to augment military rations. Northwest Arkansas entrepreneurs like the Tyson and George families created efficient methods and ventured into marketing to increase consumer demand for poultry. The mainstay of the economy was poultry and cattle farming.
Orval E. Faubus was the 37th Governor of Arkansas. He lived in Huntsville where his 12,000-square-foot home was built by E. Fay Jones in the late 1960s. It's east of the town, on Governor's Hill. Faubus is the only Arkansas governor to have served continuously for longer periods of time than any other. In Madison County, he is buried at the Combs Cemetery.
